Cognitive Science Program Courses
Students majoring in cognitive sciences must complete 5 core courses & 7 additional courses. Among the 7 additional courses, at least 3 and no more than 4 must be in a single area of concentration--linguistics, philosophy, psychology, or neuroscience. The additional courses are listed below; to view the core courses, click here.
Additional CourseS
Note: you may not use the same courses to fulfill both a core course requirement and an additional course requirement; in other words, no double counting.
Additional Courses
Cognitive Sciences |
CSCI 390 |
Supervised Research in Cognitive Science |
CSCI 481 |
Honors Project |
CSCI 482 |
Honors Project |
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Computer Science |
COMP 212 |
Intermediate Programming |
COMP 440 |
Artificial Intelligence |
COMP 450 |
Algorithmic Robotics |
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Linguistics |
LING 200 |
Introduction to the Scientific Study of Language |
LING 300 |
Linguistic Analysis |
LING 301 |
Phonetics |
LING 306 |
Language and the Mind |
LING 311 |
Phonology |
LING 315 |
Semantics |
LING 317 |
Language and Computers |
LING 403 |
Foundations of Linguistic Theory |
LING 404 |
Research Methodologies and Linguistic Theories |
LING 405 |
Discourse Analysis |
LING 411 |
Neurolinguistics |
LING 412 |
Language and Intelligence |
LING 467 |
Computational Projects |
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Neuroscience |
BIOS 421 |
Neurobiology |
CAAM 415 |
Theoretical Neuroscience |
ELEC 481 |
Fundamentals of Systems Physiology and Biophysics |
LING 411 |
Neurolinguistics |
PYSC 362 |
Biopsychology |
PSYC 432 |
Brain and Behavior (formally cross-listed as CSCI 420) |
NEUR 500 |
Functional Neuroanatomy and Systems Neuroscience |
NEUR 501 |
Cognitive Neuroscience I |
NEUR 502 |
Cognitive Neuroscience II |
NEUR 503 |
Molecular Neuroscience I and II |
NEUR 504 |
Cellular Neurophysiology I and II |
NEUR 505 |
Optical Imaging in Neuroscience |
NEUR 506 |
Learning and Memory |
NEUR 511 |
Integrative Neuroscience Core Course (first semester) |
NEUR 512 |
Integrative Neuroscience Core Course (first semester) |
NEUR 515 |
Neural Development |
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Philosophy |
PHIL 103 |
Philosophical Aspects of Cognitive Science |
PHIL 303 |
Theory of Knowledge |
PHIL 305 |
Mathematical Logic |
PHIL 312 |
Philosophy of Mind |
PHIL 353 |
Philosophy of Language |
PHIL 357 |
Incompleteness, Undecidability, and Computability |
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Psychology |
PSYC 308 |
Memory |
PSYC 309 |
Psychology of Language |
PSYC 340 |
Research Methods |
PSYC 351 |
Psychology of Perception |
PSYC 352 |
Formal Foundations of Cognitive Science |
PSYC 360 |
Thinking |
PSYC 362 |
Biopsychology |
PSYC 370 |
Introduction to Human Factors |
PSYC 409 |
Methods in Human-Computer Interaction |
PSYC 411 |
History of Psychology |
PSYC 430 |
Computational Modeling of Cognitive Processes |
PSYC 432 |
Brain and Behavior (formally cross-listed as CSCI 420) |
PSYC 441 |
Human-Computer Interaction |
PSYC 465 |
Olfactory Perception |
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Other |
ANTH 406 |
Cognitive Studies in Anthropology and Linguistics |
ELEC 201 |
An Introduction to Engineering Design |
ELEC 498 |
Introduction to Robotics |
STAT 300 |
Model Building |
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